On Tue, May 29, 2007 at 06:39:04PM +0300, Constantine Kousoulos wrote:
> Jerone, thanks to your instructions grub2 was installed
> automagically!!
>
> The only thing that wasn't set up automatically was grub.cfg but
> this is a minor issue to resolve.
You can use update-grub for that.
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Robe
Jerone, thanks to your instructions grub2 was installed
automagically!!
The only thing that wasn't set up automatically was grub.cfg but
this is a minor issue to resolve.
Are there any objections to replace the wiki's inaccurate
instructions at the section "TestingOnX86/Installing GRUB 2 int
Thank you for your reply. After so much time, i had totally given
up on grub2.
I have a debian-amd64/unstable system running on a turion64
processor with gcc 4.1.3, autoconf 2.61 and automake 1.10.
I will try again to install grub2 using your instructions and
report back.
Constantine
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Ok.. moving over to ubuntu (fiesty) it appears things do work (once
you have all the 32bit shared libs installed). Wow... I was basically
spinning my wheels for a bit there.
I don't appear to have a problem with the binaries though. I will show
what I did:
1) ./configure --program-transform-name
At Sat, 26 May 2007 19:44:09 -0500,
Jerone Young wrote:
>
> Really..exactly waht distro and gcc version are you using. There is
> still lack for _start with compiling 32-bit binaries using gcc x86-64.
> I'm currently been testing on Fedora Core 7 beta and I see the problem
> consistently (though I
Really..exactly waht distro and gcc version are you using. There is
still lack for _start with compiling 32-bit binaries using gcc x86-64.
I'm currently been testing on Fedora Core 7 beta and I see the problem
consistently (though I do need to update it some). Others have
reported the problem in t
At Sat, 26 May 2007 18:14:23 -0500,
Jerone Young wrote:
>
> Are you sure you did this on an x86-64 install. Current CVS still
> suffers from the not being able to properly compile on x86-64 systems.
It compiles fine here... are you sure your compiler can generate
32-bit code?
Jeroen Dekkers
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Are you sure you did this on an x86-64 install. Current CVS still
suffers from the not being able to properly compile on x86-64 systems.
I am looking into it again now, but I think you may be mistaken in how
you are using it? What distro & gcc version are you using ?
On 5/22/07, Constantine Kouso
Hello,
I fetched the latest sources from cvs and tried to install grub2.
I followed the guide at the wiki http://grub.enbug.org/TestingOnX86.
'configure --prefix=/boot/grub2': works ok.
'make': ok
'sudo make install': complaints about missing file
utils/grub.d/README. easy to overcome.
'sudo
